‘No remorse’: Judge sends teen shooter to juvenile detention

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A 13-year-old boy has shown no remorse for shooting his teacher and a classmate at his Indianapolis-area school, and he should be held at a state juvenile detention center until he is 18 or deemed rehabilitated, an Indiana judge ruled Wednesday. Hamilton County Circuit Court Judge Paul Felix rejected a request... Read More

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Noblesville West Middle School

November 15, 2018

Child at center of Ohio mass killing is safe, family says

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A child at the center of a custody dispute that may have set off a gruesome Ohio massacre is safe in state custody, her great-grandfather said Wednesday, before one of the four suspects in the killings appeared in court. Leonard Manley, whose daughter and grandchildren were among the eight people killed... Read More

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Wagner Family

November 15, 2018

Catholic bishops’ meeting nears end, no vote on abuse plan

BALTIMORE (AP) — U.S. Catholic bishops made clear their frustrations Wednesday as a national assembly focused on clergy sex-abuse neared its conclusion without strong new steps to combat the multifaceted crisis. Avoiding any direct confrontation with the Vatican, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops ended the public sessions of its three-day meeting without any vote... Read More

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Catholic Church, Sexual Abuse

November 15, 2018

Trump administration defends its case against CNN’s Acosta

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s administration is trying to fend off a legal challenge from CNN and other outlets over the revocation of journalist Jim Acosta’s White House “hard pass.” U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly heard arguments Wednesday afternoon from lawyers representing CNN and the Justice Department. The news network is seeking an... Read More

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CNN, Donald Trump, Jim Acosta

November 14, 2018

Actress Paz de la Huerta sues Harvey Weinstein, alleges rape

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Paz de la Huerta filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of raping her in 2010 and then embarking on a campaign of harassment that harmed her career. The lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges Weinstein raped de la Huerta twice in New York in... Read More

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Harvey Weinstein, Paz de la Huerta

November 14, 2018

1 Navy officer sentenced, 1 pleads guilty in bribery case

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A retired U.S. Navy captain has pleaded guilty, while another former Navy officer was sentenced to 17 months in prison in a wide-spanning Navy bribery scandal involving a Malaysian defense contractor. Jeffrey Breslau, 52, of Georgia, pleaded guilty in federal court in San Diego on Thursday to a criminal conflict of... Read More

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Jeffrey Breslau

November 14, 2018

Man charged with fraud after driving off pier, killing sons

LOS ANGELES (AP) — An Egyptian man was held without bail Tuesday on federal charges of fraudulently collecting insurance payouts after driving his severely autistic children to their deaths when he sped off a pier into the Port of Los Angeles. Ali Elmezayen (EL-mah-ZION) plotted for over two years before launching his plan into action... Read More

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Ali Elmezayen

November 14, 2018

PG&E sued over massive Northern California wildfire

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — People who lost homes in California’s deadliest and most destructive wildfire sued Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Tuesday, accusing the utility of negligence and blaming it for the fire. PG&E did not maintain its infrastructure and failed to properly inspect and manage its power transmission lines, according to the lawsuit filed... Read More

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PG&E

November 14, 2018

Mexican man who killed wife, 2 children set to die in Texas

HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Attorneys for a Mexican citizen scheduled to be executed in Texas for the sledgehammer killings of his wife and two children say his life should be spared because he is a “bipolar, brain-injured” person who was severely abused as a child. Roberto Moreno Ramos was set to die by lethal injection... Read More

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Roberto Moreno Ramos

November 14, 2018

Appeals court to hear case of ex-Saints star Smith’s killer

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Louisiana appellate court is set to hear the case of Cardell Hayes, convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting retired New Orleans Saints star Will Smith. Hayes insisted he shot Smith in self-defense after Smith grabbed a gun and fired as the two argued following a 2016 traffic collision. No one... Read More

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Will Smith

November 14, 2018

13-year-old Indiana boy to learn fate in May school shooting

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A 13-year-old boy who opened fire inside his Indiana middle school, wounding a classmate and a teacher before being tackled by the teacher, was expected to learn his punishment on Wednesday. The boy apologized during a hearing last week for shooting seventh-grade science teacher Jason Seaman and 13-year-old Ella Whistler during... Read More

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Jason Seaman

November 14, 2018

Suspect in 3 Missouri slayings faced ICE issue in New Jersey

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A man charged with killing three people in Missouri this month should have faced deportation proceedings after he was arrested last year for a separate offense in New Jersey, instead of being released, federal immigration officials said Friday. Twenty-three-year-old Luis Perez, who is from Mexico, is charged with fatally shooting two... Read More

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Luis Perez

November 14, 2018

Hearing in asylum law challenge set for next week

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge set a hearing for Monday to determine whether to temporarily halt the Trump administration’s latest immigration policy change denying asylum to anyone caught crossing the border illegally. President Donald Trump issued a proclamation late last week. The regulations circumvent immigration law that states anyone who arrives to the U.S.... Read More

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Asylum

November 14, 2018

The Latest: Suspect in fatal Kansas hoax call pleads guilty

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on a California man accused of making a hoax call that led police to fatally shoot a Kansas man (all times local): 4 p.m. A California man has admitted making a hoax call that ultimately led police to fatally shoot a Kansas man following a dispute between online gamers... Read More

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Tyler Barriss

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‘No remorse’: Judge sends teen shooter to juvenile detention

Child at center of Ohio mass killing is safe, family says

Catholic bishops’ meeting nears end, no vote on abuse plan

Trump administration defends its case against CNN’s Acosta

Actress Paz de la Huerta sues Harvey Weinstein, alleges rape

1 Navy officer sentenced, 1 pleads guilty in bribery case

Man charged with fraud after driving off pier, killing sons

PG&E sued over massive Northern California wildfire

Mexican man who killed wife, 2 children set to die in Texas

Appeals court to hear case of ex-Saints star Smith’s killer

13-year-old Indiana boy to learn fate in May school shooting

Suspect in 3 Missouri slayings faced ICE issue in New Jersey

Hearing in asylum law challenge set for next week

The Latest: Suspect in fatal Kansas hoax call pleads guilty

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